Showing posts with label Ramadan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ramadan. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
India to observe Ramadan from tomorrow
Holy Ramadan Greetings (Ramzan Mubarak)
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| Holy Ramadan Greetings (Ramzan Mubarak) Month of Quran Mubarak |
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| Holy Ramadan Greetings (Ramzan Mubarak) |
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| Holy Ramadan Greetings (Ramzan Mubarak) |
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| Holy Ramadan Greetings (Ramzan Mubarak) |
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| Holy Ramadan Greetings (Ramzan Mubarak) |
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| Holy Ramadan Greetings (Ramzan Mubarak) |
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| Holy Ramadan Greetings (Ramzan Mubarak) |
Saturday, July 30, 2011
رمضان كريم ..... Ramadan Kareem
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It was announced today that the holy month of Ramadan will start on Monday 2nd of August 2011.
Happy Ramadan to all Muslims all over the world .
And may Allah bless all of us and bless Egypt.
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Ramadan Moon Sighting Prayer
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| Ramadan Moon Sighting Prayer (Ramzan ka Chaand Dekhnay kay Baad ki Dua) |
(Ramadan Moon Sighting Prayer)
Ramzan Shab-a-Qadar Dua (Ramadan Night of Power Prayer)
"O Allah! You are the Most Forgiving and Most Graciou! You love to pardon, so pardon me."
(Dua for Ramadan Night of Power - Lailatul Qadr/Shab-a-Qadr)
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| Ramzan Shab-a-Qadar Dua - Lailatul Qadr - (Ramadan Night of Power Prayer) |
(Dua for Ramadan Night of Power - Lailatul Qadr/Shab-a-Qadr)
Ramadan Prayers for Ashra (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
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| Ya-Hayyu-Ya-Qayyumu Birahmatika Astagees Ramadan 1st Ashra Dua/Prayer (First Ten (10) Days of Ramzan) |
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| Astagfirullah Rab-bi Min Kulli Zambiyon Wa-Atoobuilaiyh Ramadan 2nd Ashra Dua/Prayer (Second Ten (10) Days of Ramzan) |
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| Allahumma Ajirni Minan Naar Ramadan 3rd Ashra Dua/Prayer (Last/Third Ten (10) Days of Ramzan) |
Ramadan High Way Code of Conduct
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Ramadan, Ramzan, Ramadhaan, Ramdhan, Ramazan, Remdhan, Roza, Fasting, Sehr, Iftar
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| Ramadan-High-Way-Code-of-Conduct Act on Ramadan High Way Code of Conduct and Earn highest reward from Allah Tala. |
Ramadan, Ramzan, Ramadhaan, Ramdhan, Ramazan, Remdhan, Roza, Fasting, Sehr, Iftar
Ramadan Sehr & Iftar Prayers (Ramzan sehri or aftari ki duain)
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| Ramadan Sehr & Iftar Prayers (Ramzan sehri or aftari ki duain) |
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| Ramadan Sehr Prayer (Ramzan sehri ki dua) Prayer for Start of Fasting |
Wa bissawmi ghadann nawaitu min shahri ramadan.
‘I intend to keep the fast tomorrow for the month of ramadan’
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| Ramadan Iftar Prayer (Ramzan aftari ki dua) Prayer for End of Fasting |
Allah humma inni laka samtu wa bika amantu wa alaika tawakkaltu wa ‘ala rizkika aftarto.
‘O Allah! I fasted for You and I believe in You (and i put my trust in you) and I break my fast with Your sustenance’
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Welcome Ramadan-al-Mubarak
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| Welcome Ramadan-al-Mubarak |
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| Welcome Ramadan-al-Mubarak |
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| Welcome Ramadan-al-Mubarak |
Sweet Ramadan-al-Mubarak Wishes
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| Sweet Ramadan-al-Mubarak Wishes |
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| Sweet Ramadan-al-Mubarak Wishes |
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| Sweet Ramadan-al-Mubarak Wishes |
Ramazan-ul-Mubarak Wishes
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| Ramazan-ul-Mubarak Wishes |
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| Ramazan-ul-Mubarak Wishes |
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| Ramazan-ul-Mubarak Wishes |
Ramadan-al-Mubarak (Ramazan Kareem)
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| Ramadan-al-Mubarak (Ramazan Kareem) |
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| Ramadan-al-Mubarak (Ramazan Kareem) |
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| Ramadan-al-Mubarak (Ramazan Kareem) |
Blessed Ramadan-al-Mubarak Greetings
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| Blessed Ramadan-al-Mubarak Greetings |
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| Blessed Ramadan-al-Mubarak Greetings |
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| Blessed Ramadan-al-Mubarak Greetings |
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Ramadan al Mubarak, 9th Month of Islamic Calendar (Ramdan, Ramzan, Ramadhan, Ramazan, Ramdhan, Ramzhan)
Ramadan al Mubarak ( رمضان, Ramaḍān) is a Muslim religious observance that takes place during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, believed to be the month in which the Holy Qur'an began to reveal. It is the Islamic month of fasting in which Muslims don't eat or drink anything and abstain from intercourse or ejaculation (not a wet dream) from sunrise 'till sunset. Fasting is meant to teach the person patience and humility.
Origin
The name "Ramadan al Mubarak" is taken from the name of this month; the word itself derived from an Arabic word for intense heat, scorched ground, and shortness of rations. It is considered the most venerated and blessed month of the Islamic year. Prayers, fasting (roza, sawm), charity, and self-accountability are especially stressed at this time; religious observances associated with Ramadan al Mubarak are kept throughout the month.
Practices during Ramadan al Mubarak
Fasting (Day time Fasting from Saher to Iftar)
The most prominent event of this month is the fasting (roza, sawm) practiced by all Muslims. Every day during the month of Ramadan al Mubarak, Muslims around the world get up before dawn to eat the Suhoor meal (the pre dawn meal) and perform their fajr prayer. They break their fast when the fourth prayer of the day, Maghrib (sunset), is due.
During Ramadan al Mubarak, Muslims are expected to put more effort into following the teachings of Islam and to avoid obscene and irreligious sights and sounds. Purity of both thought and action is important. The fast is intended to be an exacting act of deep personal worship in which Muslims seek a raised level of closeness to Allah Almighty. The act of fasting is said to redirect the heart away from worldly activities, its purpose being to cleanse the inner soul and free it from forbidden(harm). Properly observing the fast is supposed to induce a comfortable feeling of peace and calm. It also allows Muslims to practice self-discipline, sacrifice, and sympathy for those who are less fortunate, intended to make Muslims more generous and charitable. Muslims can eat after the sun has set. Pregnant women(if it is harmful to them), the elderly, the ill and children less than 12 years of age(Minors) are all exempted as it is not obligatry on them.
Prayer and reading of the Qur'an
The Muslims tend to perform the recitation of the entire Qur'an by means of special prayers, called Taravih, which are held in the mosques every night of the month to complete the Whole Quran during the month, so that by the end of the month the entire Qur'an has been completed. Taravih is an Arabic word referring to those extra prayers. This prayer is performed after salah of Isha'a, but before the witr rakat.
Muslims also pay Zakat (zakaat/zekat/zikat only applicable if one can afford it) during the month. For those who qualify to pay Zakaat, as per the Islamic Nisab (that is those whose wealth exceeds their necessities), of the leftover of their wealth earned in that Islamic calendar year. Although Zakat can be paid any time of the year, it has to be calculated on a year to year basis, and many Muslims use Ramadan al Mubarak as the month for calculation and disbursement.
Ramadan al Mubarak is also a time when Muslims are to slow down from worldly affairs and focus on self reformation, spiritual cleansing and enlightenment, establishing a link between Allah Almighty and themselves by prayer, supplication, charity, good deeds, kindness and helping others.
Since it is a festival of giving and sharing, Muslims prepare special foods. There is also a social aspect involved - the preparing of special foods and inviting people for the Iftar meal (the meal to break the Fast).
In many Muslim and non Muslim countries with large Muslim populations, markets close down in the evening to enable people to perform prayers and consume the Iftar meal (the meal to end the fast) - these markets then re-open and stay open for a good part of the night. Muslims can be seen shopping, eating, spending time with their friends and family during the evening hours.
Events of Ramadan al Mubarak
Laylat al-Qadr (لیلة القدر) (known as Shab-e Qadr in Persian), literally the "Night of Power" or "Night of Measures", is the anniversary of two very important dates in Islam that occurred in the month of Ramadan al Mubarak.Muslims believe that it was the night of the Laylat al-Qadr that the Chapter 97(Al Qadr 'Power') of the Quran was revealed. The exact night of the Laylat al-Qadr is only known to Allah and Muhammed but He chooses to keep it to Himself so that Muslims won't pray only that night. That is why Muhammad indicated that it was one of the last ten odd nights of Ramadan al Mubarak.
The Islamic holiday of Eid ul-Fitr (عيد الفطر) marks the end of the fasting period of Ramadan al Mubarak and the first day of the following month (Shawal 10th month of Islamic calendar), after another new moon has been sighted. The Eid falls after 29 or 30 days of fasting, as per the lunar (moon) sighting.
Muslims are encouraged to fast six days in Shawwal, the month following Ramadan al Mubarak that begins after Eid ul-Fitr; these days need not be consecutive. According to hadith, one who fasts the month of Ramadan al Mubarak and six days during Shawwal will be rewarded as though he fasted the entire year.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Sehar-o-Iftar Timings Faisalabad, Pakistan Ramadan-al-Mubarak 1432 AH (August-2011)
Ramadan Fasting Timetable | |||
Sehar-o-Iftar Timings Faisalabad, Pakistan | |||
Ramadan-al-Mubarak 1432 AH (August-2011) | |||
D A T E | Time UTC+5 (PST) | ||
Universal/Gregorian/Solar | Islamic/Hijri/Lunar | Sehar | Iftar |
02-August-2011 (Tuesday) | 01-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:50 AM | 07:06 PM |
03-August-2011 (Wednesday) | 02-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:51 AM | 07:05 PM |
04-August-2011 (Thursday) | 03-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:52 AM | 07:04 PM |
05-August-2011 (Friday) | 04-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:53 AM | 07:04 PM |
06-August-2011 (Saturday) | 05-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:54 AM | 07:03 PM |
07-August-2011 (Sunday) | 06-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:55 AM | 07:02 PM |
08-August-2011 (Monday) | 07-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:56 AM | 07:01 PM |
09-August-2011 (Tuesday) | 08-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:57 AM | 07:00 PM |
10-August-2011 (Wednesday) | 09-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:58 AM | 06:59 PM |
11-August-2011 (Thursday) | 10-Ramadan-1432 AH | 03:59 AM | 06:58 PM |
12-August-2011 (Friday) | 11-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:00 AM | 06:57 PM |
13-August-2011 (Saturday) | 12-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:00 AM | 06:56 PM |
14-August-2011 (Sunday) | 13-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:01 AM | 06:55 PM |
15-August-2011 (Monday) | 14-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:02 AM | 06:54 PM |
16-August-2011 (Tuesday) | 15-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:03 AM | 06:53 PM |
17-August-2011 (Wednesday) | 16-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:04 AM | 06:52 PM |
18-August-2011 (Thursday) | 17-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:05 AM | 06:51 PM |
19-August-2011 (Friday) | 18-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:06 AM | 06:50 PM |
20-August-2011 (Saturday) | 19-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:07 AM | 06:49 PM |
21-August-2011 (Sunday) | 20-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:08 AM | 06:48 PM |
22-August-2011 (Monday) | 21-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:08 AM | 06:46 PM |
23-August-2011 (Tuesday) | 22-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:09 AM | 06:45 PM |
24-August-2011 (Wednesday) | 23-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:10 AM | 06:44 PM |
25-August-2011 (Thursday) | 24-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:11 AM | 06:43 PM |
26-August-2011 (Friday) | 25-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:12 AM | 06:42 PM |
27-August-2011 (Saturday) | 26-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:13 AM | 06:41 PM |
28-August-2011 (Sunday) | 27-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:13 AM | 06:39 PM |
29-August-2011 (Monday) | 28-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:14 AM | 06:38 PM |
30-August-2011 (Tuesday) | 29-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:15 AM | 06:37 PM |
31-August-2011 (Wednesday) | 30-Ramadan-1432 AH | 04:16 AM | 06:36 PM |
Note: Azan-e-Fajar will be after six minutes (+6 mins) of Sehri Time. | |||
Improtant Islamic Events of Ramadan al-Mubarak | |||
03-Ramadan > Wissal (Death): Khatoon-e-Jannat Hadrat Bibi Fatma t'al-Zahra Radi Allahu Anha. | |||
10-Ramadan > Wissal (Death): Umm-al Mu'mineen Hadrat Bibi Khadijah t'al-Qubra Radi Allahu Anha. | |||
17-Ramadan > Wissal (Death): Umm-al Mu'mineen Hadrat Ayesha Siddeeqa Radi Allahu Anha. | |||
21-Ramadan > Wissal (Death): Hadrat Ali Radi Allahu Anha | |||
15-Ramadan > Wiladat (Birth): Hadrat Hassan Radi Allahu Anha (Son of Hadrat Ali Radi Allahu Anha). | |||
17-Ramadan > The Battle of Badr was won by the Muslims. | |||
Sehar-o-Iftar Timings for other cities of Pakistan - Ramadan-al-Mubarak 1432 AH (August-2011)
Islamabad & Rawalpindi
Lahore
East Karachi
West Karachi
Peshawar
Quetta
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